The Columbus Telegram from Columbus, Nebraska • Page 27

OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS of the BOAtoOFSUPERVISORS of Platte Gouty SMlftid, AlbrKht, khurwKhtr, Thtalt Chtfrmw crntf Voting Nent Wbtrtupon ttw Chairman dKlartd tttt motion wrltd. Motion, Suptrviur Saalftld, Mcondtd Supervisor turn, that ittttr from tht Dtpartmtnt of stating that ttw propoud activity on Proftct No. Is ptrmltttd, provided all art complied CoHimbta Ntbratka Pursuant to adlournmtnt tht I Board ot Equallxatlon met in stttlon 'ollowt: 1 VotlnsAytt: Supervisors SMlftld, Albracht, Schumacher, Thltlt, Btahak, Buhl and Chairman Ernst Voting Nays: None I at 9:00 o'clock In morning. Honorable Ernst, Chair- man, Milton J. Langan, County Clerk.

Roll call and following mem- rtd Buhl, Saa! I Schumacher and Chairman Ernst! I Also present was Mona County Assessor. The Affidavits of Publication from I The Columbus Telegram and The I Humphrey Democrat of Notice of I Meeting Platte County Board of I Equalization were read. Motion, Supervisor Blahak, seconded Supervisor Schumacher, to authorize the change In the following levies set August 29, 1977: School District No. 1, Bond, from 13.38 mills, to 3.20 mills. Albracht, seconded Supervisor Buhl, that Notice received from the Department ol Roads of a Highway Design Hearing to be held on October 3, 1977 at 7:30 P.M.

at tht Columbus Holiday inn be placed on file, and on roll call vote was as follows: Voting Ayes: Supervisors Buhl, Saalfeld, Albracht, Schumacher, Thiele, Blahak arid-Chairman Ernst Voting Nays: None Whereupon the Chairman declared the motion carried. Motion, Supervisor Blahak, seconded Supervisor Schumacru Educational Service Unit No. 8, that tlie annual accounting of 1.00 Mill, to .90 Mill Roll call vote was as follows: Industrial Bonds for Manufacturing Company received Voting Ayes: Supervisors Buhl, from the First National Bank and Saalfeld, Albracht, Schumacher, Trust Company be placed on file, and IThiele, Btahak and Chairman Ernst on roll call vote was as follows: Voting Nays: None Whereupon the Chairman declared motion carried. Motion, Supervisor Buhl, seconded I Supervisor Thlele, to approve the valuation changes as presented, by the County Assessor, and on roll call ivote was as follows: Voting Ayes: Supervisors Schumacher, Thlele, Blaciak, Buhl. Saalieid, Albracht and Chairman Ernst Voting Nays: None Whereupon the Chairman declared the motion carried.

Motion, Supervisor Schumacher, Voting Ayes: Supervisors seconded Supervisor Albracht, that Schumacher, Thiele, Blahak, Buhl, the Patient Admittance Slips Saalfeld, Albrachl and Chairman received from the Norfolk Regional Ernst Center be placed on file, and on roll Voting Nays: None call vote was as follows: Whereupon the Chairman declared Voting Ayes: Supervisors Albracht, Schumacher, Thlele, the carried. Motion, Supervisor Albracht, seconded Supervisor Blahak, that the Board of Equalization adjourn "Sine and on roll call vote was as follows: Voting Ayes: Supervisors Albracht, Schumacher, Thiele, Schumacher, Blahak, Buhl, Saalfeld and Chairman Ernst Voting Nays: None Whereupon the Chairman declared the motion carried. Motion, Supervisor Thiele, seconded Supervisor Albracht, to Blahak, Buhl, Saalfeld and Chairman accept the check In fhe amount of Ernst $4,760.89 from the Civil Defense to be Voting Nays: None deposited in the General Fund, and Whereupon the Chairman declared on roil call vote was as follows: the motion carried (SEAL) Attest: Milton J. Langan Clerk of the County Board Reinhold Ernst Chairman JQ Columbus, Nebraska jp W7 Tuesday, A.M. Pursuant to adjournment the ot Supervisors met in session 0'docK in the morning.

ReinhoEd Ernst, Chair- ''man, Milton J. Langan, County Holl call and the following mem- present: Supervisors Saalfeld, Albracht, Schumacher, Thiele, Blahak, Buhl and Chairman Ernst. The Affidavits of Publication from Columbus Telegram and The Humphrey Democrat of Notice o( Meeting Platte County Board of Supervisors were read. Motion, Supervisor Schumacher, seconded Supervisor Thiele, to adopt Resolution No. 114 Approving Sub- 'stltution of Securities for Columbus Bank and Trust Company, and on roll vote was as follows: Voting Ayes: Supervisors Thlele, Buhl, Saalfeld, Albracht, -Schumacher and Chairman Ernst Voting Nays: None Voting Ayes: Supervisors BlahaK, Buhl, Saalfeld, Albracht, Schumacher, Thiete and Chairman Ernst Voting Nays: None Whereupon the Chairman declared the motion carried.

Plans and specifications for a new pre engineered steel storage building for the Civil Defense Organization were reviewed. Motion, Supervisor Thiele, seconded Supervisor Schumacher, to approve the plans and specifications with the addition of another overhead door on the other end ot the building, and on roll call vote was as follows: Voting Ayes: Supervisors Blahak, Buhl, Saalfeld, Albracht, Schumacher, Thiele and Chairman Ernst Voting Nays: None Whereupon the Chairman declared the motion-carried. The Election Commissioner met with the Board to discuss repairs to her new office. She was told to go ahead and du whatever was necessary to get the office reaoV for her to occupy. Motion, Supervisor Buhl, seconded Supervisor Albracht, that the request from the Lindsay Postmaster for gravel on mail routes be placed on file and a copy be given to the High- Whereupon the chairman declared way superintendent, and on roll call motion carried.

Motion, Supervisor Blahak, Supervisor Albracht, that County Treasurer Receipt representing credit to the General Fund In the amount of $2,171.62 for Region 10 Civil Defense Fourth 1976-77 Refund be placed on file, and on roll call vote was as follows: Voting Ayes: Supervisors Thiele. a Buhl, Saalfeld, Albracht, Schumacher and Chairman Ernst I Voting Nays: None Whereupon the Chairman declared -the motion carried. Motion, Supervisor 'Saalfeld, Seconded Supervisor Schumacher, to i cancel Road Fund Warrants Nos. 1336 and 1337 in the amount of $528.00 1 each because the warrants have to be 'made to an individual payee rather jhan multiple payees, and on roll call 'Vote was as follows: Voting Ayes: Supervisors Biahak, Buhl, Saalfeld, Albracht, Schumacher, Thiele and Chairman Ernst Voting Nays: None Whereupon the Chairman declared motion carried. Motion, Supervisor Albracht, '-'Seconded Supervisor Thiele; to ap- the minutes as presented, and ''on roll call vote was as follows: Voting Ayes: Supervisors Thiele, Blahak, Buhl, Saalfeld, Albracht, Schumacher and Chairman Erjwt Voting Nays: None Whereupon the Chairman declared --the motion carried.

Motion, Supervisor Schumacher, 'Seconded Supervisor Blahak, that the 1 County Assessor move Into the old '-Treasurer's Office and the Superintendent of Schools move into the present Assessor's Office, and on call vote was as follows: t'. Voting A Supervisor Schumacher, Thiele, Blahak, Buhl, Saalfeld, Albracht and Chairman i' Voting Nays: None Whereupon the Chairman declared the motion carried. Motion, Supervisor Blahak, 1 -secondedd Supervisor Schumacher, IV that the application blanks and revised Platte County Flood Hazard Map received from the Department of Housing and Urban placed on file, and on roll call vote was as follows: Voting Ayes: Supervisors Saalfeld, Albrachf, Schumacher, Thiele, Blahak, Buhl and Chairman Ernst Voting Nays: None Whereupon tne Chairman declared the motion carried. Motion, Supervisor Albracht, Supervisor Thiele, that the -copy of the letter to Quentin Blaser Ifrom the County Attorney and the V'-Signed copy of the Construction Easement Agreement between 'Quentin Blaser and the Lower Loup Resource District be placed ion file, and on roll call vote was as Ayes: Supervisors Buhl, -Saafleld, Albracht, Schumacher, Blahak and Chairman Ernst Nays: None the Chairman declared 'me motion carried, Supervisor Buhl, seconded -Supervisor Blahak, that the minutes of the meeting held August 22,1977 by ttie Board of Governors of Central Community College be oom 7 the amount of $197.80, which pTplaced on file, and on roll call vote KUU was as follows: 'Wotlng Ayes: Supervisors Schumacher, Thiele, Blahak, Buhl, Saatfeld, Albracht and Chairman frnst V.vVoting Nays: None the Chairman declared motion carried. i Supervisor Blahak, Supervisor Schumacher, Ine mot 0n carried.

the County Treasurer List ot Mot 0n supervisor Saalfeld, icollected Taxes as returned by the Sheriff be placed on file, and vote was as follows: Voting Ayes: Supervisors Albracht, Schumacher, Thlele, Blahak, Buhl, Saa If eld and Chairman Ernst Voting Nays: None Whereupon the Chairman declared the motion carried. Motion, Supervisor Schumacher, seconded Supervisor Blahak, that the minutes of the meeting held August 1977 by the Platte County Noxious Weed Control Authority be placed on file, and on roll call vote was as follows: Voting Ayes: Supervisors Blahak, Buhl, Saalfeld, Albracht, Schumacher, Thiele and Chairman Eirnst Voting Nays: None Whereupon the Chairman declared the motion carried. Motion, Supervisor Schumacher, seconded Supervisor Buhl, that the Board of Supervisors adjourn until 1:30 o'clock in the afternoon, and on roll call vote was as follows: Voting Ayes: Supervisors Thiele, Blahak, Buhl, Saalfeld, Albracht, Schumacher and Chairman Ernst Voting Nays: None Whereupon the Chairman declared the motion carried. (SEAL) Attest: Milton J. Langan Clerk of the County Hoard Reinhold Ernst Chairman The Welfare Director met with the Board in between sessions.

Columbus, Nebraska 1977 Tuesday, P.M. Pursuant to adjournment the Board of Supervisors met in session at 1:30 o'clock in the afternoon. Honorable Reinhold Ernst, Chair man, Milton Langan, County Clerk. Roll call and the following mem- bers present: Supervisors Saalfeld, Albracht, Schumacher, Blahak, Buhl and Chairman Ernst. Absent: Supervisor Thiele.

Motion, Supervisor Saalieid, seconded Supervisor Blahak, to authorize the Chairman to sign the following Change Orders: Change Order No. R-7 to Johansen Con- struction Cot, in the arnount of $492.27 to paint Court Room No. 3 as directed, to install jury seats in Court Rooms No. 1 and No. 2 as directed, and to change spacing of roller- shelves in County Court Clerk's Office as required by thicker than standard ledgers 8.

as directed; Change order No. Ell to Hoessel Electric in the amount of $120.00 to furnish and Install under-bookshelf light in Judge Rouse's Office, Room No. 209; and. Change Order No. G-ll to R.D.

Andersen Construction in the amount of $313.00 to furnish and install' blockout for plaque a entrance planter; to remove additional concrete block to provide more return air into Mechanical Room No. 28; to modify steel ladder to intermediate level as requested by Fire Marshal and to install blocking for attachment of paneling in Court No. 2 at South wall and, also, to approve the request of the Architect to proceed with the construction of a wood front and side for the Clerk's desk in the Board the Architect will Install free of charge, and on roll call vote was as follows: Ayes: Superviso Buhl, Saalfeld, Albracht, Schumacher and Chairman Ernst Voting Nays: None Absent and Not Voting: Supervisor Thlele Whereupon the Chairman declared i roll call vote was as follows: Ayes: Supervisors Thlele, a Buhl, Saalfeld, Albracht, macher and Chairman Ernst ys: None the Chairman declared motion carried. Mollon. Supervisor Albracht, concfed Supervisor Thlele, to file letter from the County Treasurer ncfrnlng delinquent personal taxis Insldered oncollectable and allow seconded Supervisor Blahak, that the following claims be approved as presented and that the County Clerk be ordered to Issue warrants In payment of the same on the General Fund, and on roll call vote was as follows: Voting Ayes: Supervisors Buhl, Saalfeld, Albracht, Schumacher, Blanak and Chairman Ernst voting Nays: None Absent and Not voting: Supervisor Thlele Whereupon the Chairman declared kTIMtf.lncl.

Total Met Payrttl, tn.7tM4j Clarence Albracht, Mileage, tU.OO; ATM BUM, MJlMBt, Ut.K; Mfllnheld Ernst, AMlMOt, U.H; Wllbert Thltlt, Mileage, tft.tt; Donald Fraruen, Ctotti. Mifeagt, Jailer Ftts ot Jack Florando, Cloth. Allow. 1 Mileage, 19.00; Thomas Brand), Cloth. ttO.OO; Richard Maton, Cloth.

tiO.OO; Donald L.J. Miller, Cloth. 130.00; Timothy Slemek, Cloth. 420.00; Stephen Sunday, Cloth. Charles Wangler, Cloth.

S20.00; GladysHomanBreldert, Mlteagei Mona Mole, Mileage Thomas Martens, Mileage, Tom Placzek, Mileage, Donald Ternus, Mileage, 110.14; Jerry Vyhlldal, Mileage, S134JB; LeRoy Schlender, Joyce Crulckshank, Mileage, JoAnn Hoffer, Mileage, Jim Wilson, Mileage. Keith Bryan, Mileage ft. Bennie Koia, Mileage, Michael ApplegaTe, Ctotti. Elmer Geu, Cloth. Dennis Grape, Ctoth.

James Retzlaff, Cloth. M. Mary Carr, Mileage, Margaret Lusche, Mileage, Donald Franien, S9.59; O.A.S.I. ft Co. Treasurer, Social Security Matching, Bankers Life Ins.

Co. of County Retirement Matching, Columbus Bank Fed. Federal Income Tax (Warrant No. B2Q), O.A.S.I. ft, Co.

Treasurer, Social Security (Warrant No. 821), Nebr. Dept. of Revenue, State Income Tax (Warrant No. Bankers Life Ins.

Co. of County Retirement (Warrant No. 823), Blue Cross Blue Shield, Insurance Premiums (Warrant No. 824), Total $35,576.79. Previous amount allowed during current budget year, Total amount allowed to date, $266,777.58.

Motion, Supervisor Buhl, seconded Supervisor Schumacher, that the following claims be approved as presented and that the County Clerk be ordered to issue warrants in payment of the same on the Road- Bridge Fund, and on roll call vote was as follows: Voting Ayes: Supervisors Schumacher, Blahak, Buhl, Saalfetd, Albracht and Chairman Ernst Voting Ayes: None Absent and Not Voting: Supervisor Thiele Whorwpon the Chairman declared the motion carried. Ctalm Not. 270-115. Incl. Warrant MX Incl.

Total Net Payroll, Personal So- Don I in G. Capital Outlays, Etta Hotftlmin, capital Outlays, tavern E. Loraen H. Hoefdman, Capital Outlays, Nebraska Dept. of Revenue, DM.13; Bankers Lite ins.

Co. of Nebr, County Retirement Matching, O.A.S.I. Co. Treasurer, Social Matching, fl, 373. Columbus Bank Fed.

Federal Income Tax (Warrant 334), O.A.S.I. Co. Treasurer, Social Security (Warrant No. 335), Nebr. Dept.

of Revenue, State Income Tax (Warrant No. 336), Bankers Life Ins. Co. of County Retirement (Warrant No. 337), $53596; Blue Cross Blue Shield, Insurance Premiums (Warrant No.

338), County Court, Garnishment No. Total S26.626.20. Previous amount allowed during cur ent budget year, Total amount allowed to date, 5350,896.90. Darwin Anderson, Highway Superintendent, met with the Board to discuss road and equipment matters. Motion, Supervisor Saalfeld, seconded Supervisor Albracht, that the Board of Supervisors adjourn until September 20, 1977 at 9:00 o'clock in the morning, and on roil call vote was as follows: Voting Ayes: Supervisors Blahak, Buhl, Saalfeld, Albracht, Schumacher and Chairman Ernst Voting Nays: None Absent and Not Voting: Supervisor Thiele Whereupon Chairman declared the motion carried.

(SEAL) Attest: Milton J. Langan Clerk of the County Board Reinhold Ernst Chairman Abraham Lincoln was the only president ever to undergo enemy gunfire. Lincoln faced confederates' bullets at Fort Stevens, where restored ram- parts stand today a few miles from the White House. Wednesdoy, September 28,1977 Columbus, Nebraska Columbus Tdogram--29 Playhouse plans Arson shows big increase play 'Mary, Mary' The Platte Valley Playhouse announces the beginning of the 1977-71 Theatre season and the opening of season ticket sales. The first play, "Mary Mary" by Jean Kerr, is scheduled for Oct.

20 through 22 and season tickets will be available until the last night of the play. "Mary, currently in rehearsal, is being directed by Marlene Dion. Acclaimed as Jean Kerr's best comedy, the story centers around Mary, and her ex-husband, his "health-food-nut" girlfriend, the couple's tax attorney, and a movie star. The 1977-78 season will include two other produc- tions: "The Appletree," a musical and "The Giants' Dance" by Otis Bigelow. "The Appletree," the Playhouse's first musical, is a three-part play based on stories by Mark Twain, Frank R.

Stockton and Jules Feiffer. Jerry Bock and Sheldon Harniek, who wrote the music for "Fiddler on the Roof" wrote "The Appletree." Show dates are Jan. 26-28. "The Giants' Dance" is a farcical satire woven around the majic of of Fifth Century England. It is scheduled for March 30, 31, and April 1.

All productions are staged at the Platte College Fine Arts Theatre. Season tickets are available from Playhouse members, or by contacting Doug Milbourn. Season tickets will also be sold at the door during the presentation of "Mary, Mary." The Platte Valley Playhouse Is a non-profit, community organization dedicated to bringing adult theatre to the people of Columbus and the suroun- ding area. Anyone interested in any aspect of theatre is invited to become involved with the Playhouse by con- tacting a member, one of the Board of Directors, or President Marlene Dion. The Board of Directors includes Doug Milbourn, Frank Skorupa, Paul Gammage, Barb Averett, Ellie Warrender, Goldie Hagen- buck and Linda Charbonneau.

Make a Clavichord On Your Vacation PARIS (UP!) The Festival Estival (Summer Festival) of Paris is not only sponsoring dozens of musical performances, including clavichord recitals, but instruction in assembling clavichords as well. i a i clavichord kits are being given at La Maison de la Muaque.An- cienne at 88 rite Saint-Martin in Paris until Aug. 31. A new clavichord costs at least $10,000 The kit caste only about $3,000. GRAND ISLAND, Neb.

(DPI) Anon, the bUot growing crime In the United States, has Increased during the past decade between OH percent and'300 percent, a police and fire investigator said Monday. Samuel S. Cobb, assistant director of the Tidewater Regional Police Academy at Old Dominion University in Norfolk, said arson causes insurance premiums to increase and cost industry several billion dollars each year. Speaking before a group of about 60 persons from seven states attending a Nebraska State Fire and Arson Investigation Conference, Cobb said fires are motivated by hatred, spite and revenge and injure more persons each year. "Willie, the pyromaniac watches the fire burn with that silly grin on his face," Cobb said.

"If you see Willie once or twice or three times, well if you don't pick Willie up and talk to him, he'll burn your whole town down." He said three major problems arc involved in attempting to investigate arson. "Apathy on the part of John Q. Citizen, who doesn't want to become involved. He doesn't want to say anything against his neighbor, who might be involved in the fire," Cobb said. "And the second is permis- sivenett on UM put o( otrtMo public officials, who taw turned their backi on the problem and think it wU go away.

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